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Morales' politics are not dividing the country as your article suggests. The poor, downtrodden and often uneducated have been massively exploited in the past but until the current government they didn't have the political power to do anything about these vast inequalities. Morales was voted in on restoring the balance and it is the Elite - unhappy with the idea of an equitable society - who attempt to retain as much power and control as possible by undermining the democratically elected government and the will of the majority.
I agree with some of the preceding comments regarding Populism and the low level of education that permits a leader such as Evo stay in power. As an Aymara, I was very happy to see Evo as the first native president. Specially since his government was initially based on grass roots organizations and not just "caudillismo" such as Hugo Chavez or Peron. Unfortunately in the past 3 years, He is becoming more authoritarian and closer to the old Latin American hallmark of Populism. The reforms he has made to Education and Health are lousy, everything has the "buzz word" of pluricultural or intercultural which are really empty concepts when they are applied. Our poverty lies on the low level of human capital: education, no matter how rich in natural resources we are or who owns them. Evo has surrounded himself with a entourage of the La Paz Hispanic intellectual elite well versed in a pseudo indigenous ideology that they actually made up in the 70's, phrases such as "suma kamagna" (living well) and other made up concepts that did not come from Aymaras or Quechuas, but from new age and other phonies. These concepts are actually keeping the status quo and the ignorance of Aymaras and Quechuas who are 55% of Bolivians. Being Evo a high school drop out, he has made it a matter of pride to be ignorant and dismiss any universal achievement in science and technology as from the "Evil West". It is pathetic to hear the minister of foreign relations hiding his lack of education by talking about "cosmic out of body trips". Resurrecting the failed marxist nationalist ideology of the 30's, Evo's government is really nothing new. On the other side, the problem with the leadership in Sta.Cruz is not their openness to international markets and their dynamic economy, but their inability to integrate Aymaras and Quechuas at the decision levels and failure to make alliances with cities such as El Alto the predominantly Aymara industrial city. Santa Cruz growth followed Sucre and La Paz on the same very Bolivian anti-indigenous myth that when the indian moved to the city he/she became a westerner. That could be true to an endangered Amazonian tribe, but not to the close to 3 million Aymaras or 10 million Quechuas in the Americas who reached a civilization apex and lived next to westerners for hundreds of years. What they want is what the Chinese or any people in the world want to have a better standard of living: health, education and income which comes with an openness to the outside world and the benefits of science and technology.
I'm a Bolivian living in Bolivia. From here, all I can say is that Morales is systematically destroying every institution, every concept of independence of powers with the excuse of his socialist "revolution". The people he works with, are a bunch of ignorant peasants that have no idea of economics, public policy or international relations, all they know is that if they do not steal as much as they can this time around… they will be no other time…
I'm glad to see that The Economist is waking up to smell the coca! I agree with the criticisms mentioned by CoralieL, but don't really know what the best solution will be for the Bolivians.
One thing that is clear is that some sort of power distribution is in order, if for no other reason than to administer tax revenues for the sake of infrastructure development. I saw no evidence whatsoever of the government investing at all in its infrastructure while living in eastern Bolivia, the most prosperous part of the nation by far.
Naturally, I expected La Paz to be a favela by comparison because its people are reputed to be terribly poor, but I was astonished to find it a much more cosmopolitan city than Santa Cruz in every way. It is clear where the nations revenues are being spent and it is not with a view toward future economic development.
Chavez and his pets need to go to make way for initiative and enterprise for the people of South America. Give development a chance.
It is always very frustrating to read some readers' comments on this subject. Many readers, as other comments have already stated, regard Evo's presidency as a revolution transforming the state into one of socialism and equality for all. Bolivia has indeed been ruled by a very small group of elite for many, many years who had litte regard for the needs or rights of the poor (more often native) population. Unfortunately, the education system is very, very poor in Bolivia, so bad that in certain departments (Cochabamba, at least), students only go 1/2 days to school, some in the morning, others at night, because there are not enough schools and teachers to teach them all. The result of this is a largely uneducated population, who, try as they may, will never climb the socio-economic ladder they so yearn to climb-- this leaves them helpless and frustrated. This means good news for Evo. These people are looking for change--which is justified--and a small 5$ bribe will quickly buy their vote.During the election, Evo paid a very large number of people to vote for him, using Venezuelan money.
But can we really say that a "president" following in the footsteps of Chavez, Castro and Putin is going to bring positive change to the country? He is perhaps worse than all of the above, because through his social reform he is leading a racist war and promoting mob rule. And how can a "president" who resorts to the childish measures of hunger strikes be taken seriously? By the way, with all the mention of the "terrible cruelty and racism" of the opposition, has anyone mentioned the televised slaying of dogs by Evo supporters, who swore that the same destiny awaited any who dared oppose him? The truth is that one cannot consider a leader a true democratically elected one, elected and supported by the people, when the people do not have the knowledge or education to make informed decisions on who they elect, and where many of them were paid to vote for him (sounds a bit like election fraud to me). The people need to be educated, not bribed, so they may make informed decisions.
It is a shame to see such a beautiful country with so much potential fall so low. I remember when the Chapare was a beautiful getaway for a few days to visit the serene nature, play with the tamed monkey and swim in the lagoons. Now the Chapare is too dangerous to visit, being controlled by Evo's cocaleros and drug rings. I hope change comes soon and the country can recuperate from all of this before it is too late.
drop money from helicopter and jail your opponents. It works until you run out of money and then the only solution is turn the whole country into a jail.
Very realistic article, a good summary of a very complex situation. Santa Cruz is a land of mixed ethnicities with similar average income per capita than La Paz, but there is a big difference. Most inhabitants of Santa Cruz are children of poor families that have moved to the middle class over the last 40 years and like to see themselves as proud successful "nouveau riches". I was surprised to read many reviews of people who are quite ignorant of the reality in Bolivia, yet opine as if they were the owners of the truth. If there is an elite in Bolivia, it is in La Paz. Since colonial times a few Spanish descendant families from the most important cities and mining centers from the highland have governed the country and manage its wealth. There were only 3 Bolivian presidents from Santa Cruz (the last two married to women from influential families in the highlands). La Paz' elite is very well placed in Morales government, including some of his closes allies, ministers and advisors. Santa Cruz has a large middle to low-middle class that pretends to be elite, because it is an ethnically mixed, young and entrepreneurial society where to move up people need to show economic success more that ethnic belonging or family background. The two regions have very different realities and people have different visions of life, and, as the article put it, the current government is not helping bridge these two visions.
Sorry for posting my previous comment under the wrong article!!! However, without wanting to sound more cristian than the Pope, I consider that what I wrote about Peru is also perfectly valid for Bolivia and its people... two twin countries with a similar heritage and legacy...
I am a Peruvian living abroad for many years now. I regularly check local and international media, including The Economist, for news on recent events in my home country. When I have time, I also read the comments posted by other readers (like this time) and I must say that what concerns me most about my country and my fellow-countrymen and women, is not the deep rifts in society and the social conflicts, but the lack of tolerance of many towards others' opinions and ideas. This is also reflected in many comments written below, filled with mockery towards other people's comments and even insults with racist and xenophobic undertones (with all the due respect, what does it matter, I ask, if one's written english is not perfect, or, if you are writing from Irak??). In fact, I think that this behaviour is one of the reasons why the country is in the situation it is right now, which is that of a striving society strained by deep income inequalities. In my opinion, in the recent social conflicts, both the Government and protestors had a real point which they had all the right in the world to defend. But with some few exceptions, there was no real disposition on either side to sit and talk and LISTEN to one another, and finally find a concerted way out, which I am sure would have been possible. This is partially because of the political culture so deeply anchored in Peru's society, which is mostly simple-minded and opportunistic, and what is worst of all, mainly of the destructive kind. Many politicians (and wanna-be politicians) often fail to realize that what is at stake is not their partisan interests, but the genuine right of 29 million Peruvians for a better life and decent living conditions. Perhaps with a little more humbleness and respect towards one another we will be more successfull than so far in achieving this ultimate goal...
I Crause apologizes, but then goes on to say that Messrs. Dabdoub are brothers. In fact, they aren't. That they share the same Lebanese heritage doesn't make them automatically related, despite the simplistic and xenophobic statement.
The rest of it is just the same: empty, cartoonish and mostly false phrases about a very complex reality. In the end, democracy (in its true form)is what must be preserved. Let's not fall into the racist and jingoistic level that believes that real democracy is too good for the Native Bolivians, and that instead they need an authoritarian and populist government too succeed, all the better if it's propped up by Chavez and foreign NGO's dedicated to the spread of anti-western values all the while tapping on their laptops and talking on their i-Phones, blissfully using the same tools created by the system they purport to despise.
My apologies as well.I got the Dabdoubs mixed up.I think it's his brother, which tells you almost as much about the nepotism at the top of Cruceño society.The place is run by a few select families.This is why the likes of Chavez and Morales call them an oligarchy.That is what they are.
The violence I saw filmed day in day out whilst living in Santa Cruz came exclusively from the enraged populace and a few agent provocateur groups, including the UJC, the white supremacist Nación Camba and the balaclava-ed Socialist Falange of Bolivia (fascist, like the Spanish Falange) who got a thumbs up from mayor Percy Fernandez, all stirred up by a media that to my mind was being given expert and coordinated direction to do so from... well, who can say for sure.
Most of these channels would have been taken off the air in the UK long since, being at times almost BNPTV for Bolivia.When some racists beat up some indians they were quite often referrede to on Unitel TV news 'patriots'.
One TV interview with militant student leader Chiqui Martinez was revealing.I remember the interviewer referred to Morales as a communist.'No!' he exploded, in exasperation, as if noone got it.'No.We are fighting against the global liberal hegemony'.Now that to me is fascist talk, is it not?Fighting liberalism, even liberal conservatism, with violence?
Branko Marinkovic was sat next to him.He stared ahead not saying anything.It was chilling.
Incidentally, it is also extremely risky for any Cruceño to fly the MAS colours in Santa Cruz (despite the fact that over 1/3 of the population vote for them in there, despite the massive and relentless media campaign against them).Flags are burned, sometimes the houses that fly them and there are also rocks and threatening graffiti to contend with.Some of the fascist student and youth groups (such as the Nashi-like UJC) go around and tear them down).Wow.Viva democracia, eh?
The violence has come almost exclusively from the other side.The few examples where the government or their supporters have used violence - necessarily I think in the case of the armed cell in Santa Cruz - have been flown as flags by certain elements in the international media to 'show' us ignorant types that they were right all along; these lefties are all Stalinists and are out to enslave us.
It does appear that some of the opposition are using their friends in the international media to wage a rather belated campaign to salvage their project to destroy Morales' Bolivia and snaffle whatever spoils are left.Perhaps they need to do this now Panetta has withdrawn CIA support.Good on him.Perhaps Marinkovic is even shelling out some cash, like he does on the UJC.You never know.
Anyway, tell me what you think of this please.I'd be interested to know, because for me it epitomises the situation as it emerged in Santa Cruz.
The opposition hels an almost 1 million strong rally in the north of the city to campaign for 'democracia' (of course the 'totalitarian' government they were campaigning against simply allowed them to do this).
The next week there was a planned counter demonstration in support of the government planned in the south of the city, close to most of the barrios where govt. support is strongest.
The Comite Civico (pre-Marinkovic) held a new conference where they announced to press that although they wouldn't do anything themselves, it was the duty of all 'patriotic Cruceños' to stop this threat to democracy by whatever means, and any violence that occurred would be the responsibility of those holding the rally.
I should point out that to hold both rallies was 100% legal according to Bolivian law.
So there was a public discussion for a day or two about whether to be intimidated by threats of violence and there was a big split amongst those planning to attend.
Eventually, on the day of the rally, a Quechua woman appeared on the TVB's news and current affairs breakfast show and relayed a message in Quechua.I don't know what she said but she finished by clamping her hand over mouth, as if to say 'shut up, put your head down and bite the bullet'.The rally was called off.
Fascism in action, no?Peaceful free assembly curtailed by threats of violence?
Or are the brave and wronged millionaires of Santa Cruz and their working class race warriors bravely standing up to the illiterate brown masses and their filthy Asian totalitarianism?
Let me know please.
Unfortunately it is not easy to analyze the Bolivian policy evolution. In a country where the most highest percentile has almost the 90% of the richness and the smallest percentile has nothing to live it is easy to control the media in order to keep in line this "status quo".
There are people living with one dollar a month after two hundred years of Freedom! everybody knows that the republic leaderships has the biggest responsability in his nation to reduce this kind of social and economical imbalances.
Now there are a more genuine face of Bolivia. Many contradictions inside, many sights and two main tendences in opposite. Bolivia is disclosing her other forgotten face. It is a natural evolution that sooner or later must be arose.
The very weak opposites don't have good ideas. Unfortunately they are trying to hide their racial discrimination with false and stupid arguments against Morales. The opposition has concentrate in specific regions of the country their contestants.
I'm bolivian for about 48 years and I see only a permanent campaign coming from the both sides. The elections is coming soon (at december) and it is predictable that Morales will be re-elected again. Consequently the regional leaders must be try to utilize his knowledge and experience with common sense and insight.
Fact Check doesn't check his facts well:
Mistake 1: Carlos Dabdoub Arrien (The Mr.Dabdoub mentioned in the article) is not (or was) the head of CAINCO. That was Mr. Gabriel Dabdoud, who is now head of FEP (a national level business association) in La Paz. Mr. Carlos Dabdoub works in the Prefectura (Regional Government) and he is a physician.
Mistake 2: The "forensic" evidence is non-existent, despite the strong demands for a real investigation from several different parts of society, international organizations, and even from the Irish government, where one of the suspects came from. It seems, after all, that this sorry bunch were no more than small time hustlers that should be serving a long prison term instead of having suffered their summary execution.
Mistake 3: The press (both national and international) report daily attacks on the U.S. and every other country or person that dares differ with MAS or Chavez. Morales even said recently that now only the "color" of the relations had changed (talk about racism). So the claim that Morales has tried conciliatory moves is factually and plainly wrong.
Here are some comments for the Economist's fact checker to check out:
The expulsion of the second US diplomat for espionage happened before Obama became president not after as the article implies. When the Obama administration failed to renew trade preferences for Bolivia, Evo Morales and his foreign minister both expressed frustration but then made conciliatory statements aimed at better relations with the US (check AP and Reuters they did not revel in worsening relations as the author claims).
Forensic evidence has emerged in the case of the European mercenaries killed in the hotel to show that they did fire on police. The motives of the mercenaries captured in video were clearly to orgnanized armed groups to rebel against the state. There is evidence they engaged in bombings they were caught on video talking about assasinating Evo Morales.
The only perspective quoted in the article comes from Mr. Dabdoub, of CAINCO who has many business associates connected the extreme right wing elements in Bolivia. No wonder this piece seems like propaganda and sloppy reporting. Bolivia was already a divided country Evo Morales didn't cause it.
But there is little real interest in separatism in Santa Cruz. Its all talk and exaggeration, just like most of the accusations against Morales. The man is not a demon or an angel, but he has more of a democractic mandate for change than any Bolivian President has ever had.
Some of the commentators seem to forget that democracy is made of far more elements and principles than are currently present in Bolivia. The Morales government has systematically destroyed all civil protections previously enjoyed (and hard won) by all Bolivians, principally through the beheading of institutions such as the Supreme Court and others. The "Constitutional" Assembly was a sham whose only aim was to legalize multiple re-elections by any means. In other words, just another power grab where the name Morales is interchangeable with the name of any other dictator-left or right-in the Continent. To those naive souls (well intentioned, no doubt)that believe that is is a socialist revolution: The only objective is power, even at the price of becoming a Chavista satellite. Of course, the "socialist" veneer is convenient to become a more acceptable dictatorship. In the end, it will fail as they have all failed, and the poorest of Bolivian will continue to be the worst affected.
As An Observer put it - the peaceful way out of this mess is for the areas that do not support President to be allowed to be their own country. Then Santa Cruz and La Paz could have peaceful relations - with neither dictating to the other.
For those who say secession is not accepatable - Bolivia itself first left the Spanish empire and then left the various efforts at a South American state. Bolivia is the result of secession - it can not honestly deny the people of Santa Cruz and so on the right to rule themselves.
The above might be a peaceful solution for other nations also.
Bolivia under Evo will be a South america version of Zimbabwe under Mugabe.
At first, it will bring pride and hope for the undepriviledged fuelled in part by stirring up divisions along ethnic lines. Then it will manisfest in an economic slump, and subsequent unrest that will be abated with supression of democratic rights as well as the intent to stay in power for life.
Perhaps thats exactly what the left radicals want. A so-called second and definitive "independence" leading to confrontation and economic backwardness which will later be used to "blame the empire" just like Cuba does to justify their own failure.
I notice how the article fails to mention that the assassination attempt was carried out by three foreigners and two locals, one of which, was later found linked to a Fascist/Nazi party in Europe.
Evo Morales is a great President he overcame a United States coup launched by the elite millionaires in USA. The American ambassador was the ringleader. Brazil and Venezuela and Ecuador stopped the coup and Morales fired the American ambassador booting him all the way
to the airport. The coward begged President Morales to let him stay but the evidence was clear the ambassador had participated in the coup. Now that the crooked American ambassador was booted out along with Dick Morris who had bragged on Fox news that a coup was being led by Dick Morris in Bolivia. Now Dick Morris has sneaked back into the the USA and is busy plotting another coup. The american DEA has been kicked out of Venezuela and Bolivia and the authorities have suddenly captured leading drug lords and seized illegal drug shipments by 250%. It is obvious the DEA is corrupt and acting as a lookout for the drug lords.
In many ways, an accurate analysis. Indeed, an even harsher assessment could be made on some aspects.
On the other hand, one-sided.
First of all, it is important to recall the circumstances which led to the election of Evo Morales: the doctrinaire
application, far beyond their shelf life, of temporary economic measures first introduced in response to a crisis in 1985; popular disenchantment with the venality of the three parties which dominated the political landscape from 1985 to 2003; a governing technocratic elite fluent in English, business school jargon and Power Point presentations, feted by the Washington consensus, but increasingly alienated from the mass of the population; the warning signal of
the 2002 elections, when Evo Morales came second only decimal points behind the leader, ignored by the three "traditional" parties, which continued business as usual.
Second, Santa Cruz. The demands in Santa Cruz for a degree of autonomy approaching federalism, if not secession, began well before the election of Evo Morales. Since 1985, technocrats backed by Santa Cruz business and landowning interests had held key Ministries, usually Economy and Agriculture,in every cabinet. In October 2003, the centre-left Vice-President Carlos Mesa became acting President after the resignation of Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada. He too appointed some Ministers from Santa Cruz,
but they were independent intellectuals rather than placemen obedient to the Santa Cruz elite. He also made an arguably true but nevertheless tactless comments about the "provincial" outlook prevailing in Santa Cruz. Together, these factors triggered active opposition in Santa Cruz to Mesa's government and contributed to its attrition and final collapse in June 2005.
Evidently, in making life impossible for Mesa, the oppositions (traditional parties in Congress allied with regional leaders in Santa Cruz) had hoped to return to business as usual and had not factored in an overwhelming victory by Morales - evidence of their failure to read the mood on the street.
So, a third point: your correspondent refers briefly to the "weakness" of the opposition, one of the understatements of the year. After the election of Morales, the various oppositions chose to play the confrontation game in which (I agree with your correspondent) Evo Morales is a past master. A stream of criticism, the more virulent the better, was thought sufficient to turn the political tide, with no need to present a coherent alternative programme. The more radical elements of the Santa Cruz autonomy movement were ably portrayed by the government as "secessionist" and "fascist".
Fourth, less than five months away from the December elections, there is little sign that most opposition politicians (with the possible exception of former Vice-President Victor Hugo Cardenas) have learnt anything. Their behaviour is as opportunistic and self-seeking, and their rhetoric as hypocritically bombastic, as before. The chances of a single coherent ticket, capable at least of a respectable showing against Evo Morales, appear negligible.
Finally, the recent murky incident involving the killing of supposed "terrorists" in Santa Cruz. Police action was
precipitate and brutal (something for which there are notorious precedents elsewhere, as The Economist will recall),the investigations are unclear, and the government has cynically exploited the incident to intimidate leaders in Santa Cruz. On the other hand,looking over the whole story (as far as it is known) and the public background of some of the individuals involved, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that they were indeed up to no good and that some elements in Santa Cruz (not perhaps the mainstream leaders) were in the know. A mid-range, mid-town hotel is not necessarily an unlikely meeting place for a bunch of would-be terrorists, particularly some as inept as these seem to have been.
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I'll never forget my early days here in the East Valley. It was in the spring of 1999. I relocated myself and my family from my native Huntington Beach, Calif., to Gilbert, and then launched a new morning talk show on a thennew local radio station.
And at about the same time that I moved in, so did two new restaurant chains.
One was Krispy Kreme donuts. At the time I had never heard of Krispy Kreme — which wasn't terribly surprising since they were from the East Coast and I was from the West — and frankly, the words "crispy" and "cream" together sounded horribly unsavory.
"Oh, but they're awesome," my producer at the radio station told me (he was from Ohio). "They're always fresh. The little light in the window goes on when they take them out of the oven. They have a cult following in other cities."
I generally try to avoid donuts at every turn, but given all the "raving" going on at the time, I did a segment on the radio "celebrating" Krispy Kreme's arrival in the Valley.
The other restaurant to arrive in the Valley at about the same time was an outfit that's a native Californian, just like me — In-N-Out Burger. "But they really are awesome," I explained to my colleague from Ohio. "There's plenty of good reason to wait in line for their food." And knowing In-N-Out as I did, I understood very well what it meant for a chain of restaurants to embody a cult following.
Well, that was 1999. And now, eight years later, Krispy Kreme has vanished, and In-N-Out Burger is going strong. That's no great surprise, given the huge numbers of Californians moving into the Grand Canyon state.
However, while plenty of other people have noted the "Californication" (thanks to the Red Hot Chili Peppers for this clever term) of Arizona, I want to take the analysis a step further with this observation: more than any other region of the state, the East Valley is trying to pretend that it's on the Southern California coast.
Rightly or wrongly, East Valley municipalities are attempting to convey to Southern California immigrants in both subtle and not-so-subtle ways that, gosh, "You're not that far from home."
This effort reaches far beyond the presence of certain stores and restaurants, and has more to do with the naming of streets and landmarks. I suppose I first noticed the more subtle approach to this a few years ago, when a new shopping center along the Gilbert-Mesa border was named "Dana Village." At the time, the name struck me as that of a gift shop near the pier at Dana Point, Calif. — but I didn't think much more of it.
But as time has passed, and as the East Valley population has exploded, the California coastal "wannabe" tendency has become more obvious. And the folks who are generally the first to propose the names of new streets — the property developers themselves — are quite happy to play the "wannabe" game, along with everyone else.
You think I'm exaggerating? Consider some recent street names in my hometown of Gilbert. "Coast," "Ocean," "Edgewater," and "Marina" would seem to have nothing to do with the Arizona desert, and sound right at home for the person with San Diego or Orange County sensibilities. Of course, those names are just non-specific enough to please a person from the Atlantic or Gulf Coast regions as well.
But then there's "Capistrano." Gosh, could it be that someone was thinking of, oh, I don't know, San Juan Capistrano, perhaps?
And here's a street that's difficult not to love for a boardrider dude like me: "Newport Beach." Oooh, I want to buy a home there — and go surfing the next day.
"I don't mind references to sail boats and ocean waves, and dolphins are cool, too," says Andy Biggs with a laugh. An Arizona native and Gilbert resident who serves in the Arizona House of Representatives, Biggs explained that, while streets and neighborhoods in the East Valley used to reflect the names of farming families who first settled the region, today "'Danni California' has taken over the process of naming our streets" (another reference to those crazy Red Hot Chili Peppers).
So In-N-Out Burger continues to grow. And people buy and sell houses on Seacrest Street and Emerald Coast Drive. And I've got no problem with that.
But I think Biggs' final analysis of all this is something we should all keep in mind: "These names bear little or no resemblance to the Arizona desert."
Austin Hill of Gilbert hosts a talk show 3-6 p.m. weekdays on KKNT (960 AM), and is co-author of "White House Confidential: The Little Book of Weird Presidential History." He is also an editorialist for the national news and commentary site Townhall.com. Contact him via e-mail at


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23 Yes, that's it! If you are gods, tell what will occur in the days ahead. Or perform a mighty miracle that will fill us with amazement and fear. Do something, whether good or bad! | 23 tell us what the future holds, so we may know that you are gods. Do something, whether good or bad, so that we will be dismayed and filled with fear. |
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Liverpool, Comolli part ways
Comment on this storyLiverpool, England – Liverpool says director of football Damien Comolli has left the Premier League club by mutual consent.
Comolli, who joined Liverpool in November 2010, says he is moving back to his native France "for family reasons".
Comolli had responsibility for the club's transfer strategy, which has been heavily criticised in the past year with expensive signings Andy Carroll, Jordan Henderson and Stewart Downing failing to impress.
Liverpool chairman Tom Werner says "the club needs to move forward ... it is important that everyone joins us in supporting the manager and gets behind Kenny and the team and focuses on a strong finish to the season."
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Deepening the American dream
The American dream's energy of possibility is alive and well among the nation's immigrants.
There are those who tell us that faith in the American dream is dying; that the dream is now more an illusion of material success at the expense of deeper traditions.
The philosopher Jacob Needleman, in his essay "Two Dreams of America," offers radically divergent notions of the word dream. The first is a vision of what can be, even what ought to be. It stands as a beacon in directing the course of a life well lived. The second dream, as Professor Needleman puts it, is a deception – a counterfeit bearing the same name and colors. He suggests that in order to deepen the authentic American dream, it is necessary to awaken from the other.
The lure of the material dream is too strong to dismiss, yet underneath it may lurk the deeper, visionary dream. Israel Sanchez, who emigrated to the United States from Mexico at age 17 with his migrant-farmer family, bought his first house this year at age 25. He clawed his way up through a GED program to an associate's degree at Miami Dade College, but his success story had to begin with a change of mind-set.
"I didn't think I could do it," he recalls of being the first in his family to graduate from high school. "I didn't believe in myself." Now he does.
There are other novices who speak with the wisdom of the ages, kindred spirits, no doubt, whom Needleman would admire. Luisel Pena, an impoverished Cuban immigrant at age 20, advanced from Miami Dade College to Yale University by his mid-20s. He says directly: "I came to America in search of a dream." Abandoning his homeland was "like dying a little, to be born again into a different life and, eventually, a different me," he says.
What is it about America that inspires such hope? The framers of the Constitution challenged generations far into the future. With the phrase "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness," they set the bar well beyond a political or economic system.
The great purpose of the American nation, Needleman suggests, was to form a sheltering environment that would allow men and women to pursue the inner search: America the womb, the incubator of great human understanding. Another guardian of the republic called it "government of the people, by the people and for the people."


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Line breaks: par|ableDefinition of parable in English:
- Jesus Christ sometimes used the camel in parables.
- Jesus told the crowds all these things in parables; without a parable he told them nothing.
- In each gospel some of the parables are linked explicitly to Jesus' proclamation of the kingdom of God.
Middle English: from Old French parabole, from an ecclesiastical Latin sense 'discourse, allegory' of Latin parabola 'comparison', from Greek parabolē (see parabola).
The word parable is from an ecclesiastical Latin sense 'discourse, allegory' of Latin parabola 'comparison'. The source is Greek parabolē 'placing side by side, application', from para- 'beside' and bolē 'a throw'. The Latin parabola came to be used for the symmetrical curve in the late 16th century, and the same Latin root lies behind parley and parole [both LME]. See also palaver, parliament, ballistic
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14 And his head and his hair were white like wool, as white as snow; and his eyes were as a flame of fire; | 14 His head and hair were white like wool, as white as snow, and his eyes were like blazing fire. |
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
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Why doesn't Channel Nine have the bowler's figures as part of its standard on-screen graphics ffs? ****s me no end. Replace Healy with the bowler's figures.
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#408. Sixty three not out forever.
although he's not being helped by his co-commentators trying to get some 'banter' going
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John Inverarity did so much about not giving SA a proper fast bowling attack in Tour game. And now this...
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PUNE: The foodgrain distribution office (FDO) has asked domestic LPG distributors to minimize the delays in LPG supply and carry out home delivery of cylinders expeditiously. The office has also decided to maintain monthly statistics on LPG supply to keep a track of shortages.
"A meeting was held recently with LPG distributors and officials of the gas supplying companies to discuss various issues pertaining to streamlining of LPG supply," said food distribution officer Dnyaneshwar Jawanjal. "We asked the distributors to insist on home delivery of cylinders rather than supply cylinders at the distributor's office."
Jawanjal further said that the distributors had been asked to submit a summary of the demand registered from customers and the monthly cylinder quota received from gas supplying companies. Such data would help detect when the shortages occur and the lapses in the supply chain.
He said that not only had distributors been told not to indulge in unethical practices like the illegal supply of cylinders but they had also been told not to keep a waiting list, which creates unnecessary panic among customers.
According to the All-India LPG Distributors Federation, Maharashtra, "Steps are being initiated for the uninterrupted and prompt supply of LPG supply to all customers in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad areas."
Usha Poonawalla, president of the federation, said that customers with one cylinder connection would receive supply within two days of booking, while a customer with two cylinders would get a cylinder within 4 to 5 days.
She said the distributors had been asked to undertake home delivery of cylinders and not to charge customers additional money.
According to the federations, there are around 107 LPG distributors in Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad with a customer base of around 20 lakh. Daily supply of LPG cylinders to the distributors is around 70,000 to 75,000 cylinders.
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Bomb Kit is a live explosion simulator for iPhone.
Why created it?
I wanted to see how well an iPhone device can handle so many particles in the real time explosion simulation. This is a very difficult challenge even for a gaming desktop personal computer. So, a mobile device like iPhone may not do well in a very computationally intensive application like this real-time, explosion simulation.
Your iPhone 5S or iPad Air may prove it otherwise.
Let me remind you: It's not running some canned movies to provide that vivid graphics and sound blast.
All elements shown and sound effects played are rendered in real time. It's done this by using the mathematical computation by calculating few explosion simulation models.
Find out if your new iPhone or iPad can handle the most intensive, explosion simulation.
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I am a 68 year old semi-retired electrical engineer who has owned a .45 ACP Colt's M1911-A1 Government Model Series 70 Mk IV since the early 1970s. I fired a few hundred rounds of Federal and Remington 230 gr JHPs when I first bought the gun NIB at Miami Valley Shooting Grounds. After that it mainly sat in a drawer, next to the bed, loaded with thirty year old ammo, but without a round chambered. It's a wonder I didn't ruin the magazine spring.
My neighborhood has changed a lot since 1970 when I first bought a small three-bedroom house here. So, two months ago, my wife and I joined a private indoor shooting range, Sim-Trainer Academy LLC, took their Ohio CCW training course, and I applied for and received my CCW license. My wife is dragging her feet on getting hers, waiting I think until I take an acceptable photo for her CCW license application.
In the meantime, wife bought a nice little Ruger stainless-over-black polymer SR9c and is dilligently reading the "Cornered Cat" by Kathy Jackson in preparation for selecting two or more concealed carry holsters. I sure hope this isn't going to be like buying shoes. I am waiting for Rockwell Arms to send me a Wilson Combat bullet proof ambidextrous thumb safety for my 1911, and while I am waiting I am going to order an IWB Crossbreed holster and belt. We plan to practice weekly at the range as long as we can afford to buy ammo. We might have to give up a few nights out for dinner and a movie every month, but we both could stand to lose a little weight anyway.


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Conroe's Farmer's Market was not open today because the city of Conroe closed down the town for it's annual CatFish Festival. Instead The Wife and I visited our favorite restaurant. Sweet Tomato {Soup Plantation}We enjoy this restaurant because we are in charge of the food on our plate.We pick the items from the various food bars. Salad , Soup, Pasta, Fruit, Baked goods, Desserts, and Mixology at the Beverage bar.
I normally go straight to the Soup and Baked goods bar. The Wife will fill up her first plate with a collage of Salads. There is on item we both fell head over heels for. This month they are promoting Potatoes. Potato soups, salad, and sauteed potato dishes. Plus special Butter mixes to put on Baked Potato varieties.The potato item we both had three helpings of was prepared like so. First they slowly sauteed whole Garlic until the Garlic was browned. The chef added Bacon and then boiled diced fresh Red skin Potatoes. It was mouth watering fabulous. I even added the potatoes to Boston Clam chowder to better the flavor profile. And when The Wife was finished eating the inside of her Baked Potato I took her skin and filled it with the Fresh Red Skin,Bacon,Garlic dish.
What a great way to complete a wonderful Meal at our favorite restaurant.
The Wife did not want to eat her whole Garlic. I brought it home in a paper ramekin. I will use the whole garlic to create great meals at home this week. As long as I chop it up and she doesn't see the garlic she will be pleased with how the food tastes.


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Kiss me, I'm Irish. Everyone has a little Irish in them on St. Patrick's Day, and they celebrate with parades, green beer, shamrocks and other things green.
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Cervical Cancer
What is cervical cancer?
Cervical cancer is a cancer that starts in the cells of the cervix. The cervix is where the lower part of the uterus meets the vagina.
What increases my risk of cervical cancer?
- Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection
- Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN)
- Smoking
- Long-term use of birth control pills
- Giving birth to more than one child
- Exposure to diethylstilbestrol (DES) when your mother was pregnant with you
- Weakened immune system from HIV infection or medicine for an organ transplant
What are the signs and symptoms of cervical cancer?
- Unusual vaginal bleeding after sex
- Vaginal bleeding or discharge between your normal monthly periods
- Vaginal bleeding or discharge after menopause
- Low back pain
How is cervical cancer diagnosed?
Your caregiver will do a pelvic exam. He will feel for problems with your cervix, uterus, and ovaries. You may also need any of the following:
- A Papanicolaou (Pap) test is done during a pelvic exam to check for abnormal cells in the cervix. Cells are collected and sent to a lab for tests.
- A colposcopy is a procedure where your caregiver uses a small scope with a light to look more closely at your cervix and vagina.
- A biopsy is a small sample of tissue removed from your cervix. It may be taken during a colposcopy. The sample is sent to a lab and tested for abnormal cells.
- A CT scan , or CAT scan, is a type of x-ray that takes pictures of your abdomen and pelvis. The pictures may show the location and size of the cancer. You may be given a dye before the pictures are taken to help caregivers see the pictures better. Tell the caregiver if you have ever had an allergic reaction to contrast dye.
- An MRI takes pictures of your abdomen and pelvis to show changes to organs and blood vessels. You may be given dye to help the pictures show up better. Tell the caregiver if you have ever had an allergic reaction to contrast dye. Do not enter the MRI room with anything metal. Metal can cause serious injury. Tell the caregiver if you have any metal in or on your body.
How is cervical cancer treated?
Treatment may decrease your symptoms or stop the cancer from spreading. Ask your caregiver for more information about the treatment that you need. Your treatment may change if your cervical cancer grows or spreads:
- Trachelectomy is surgery to remove the cervix and upper vagina. It may be an option if you have early stage cervical cancer and want to give birth to a child in the future.
- Hysterectomy is a surgery to remove your uterus. Your fallopian tubes and ovaries may also be removed. Caregivers may also remove some nearby lymph nodes.
- Radiation therapy uses high-energy beams of x-rays to kill cancer cells.
- Chemotherapy is medicine that kills cancer cells.
How can I care for myself during treatment?
- Eat extra protein and calories. Foods may taste different during cancer treatment. You may not feel like eating, and you may lose weight. Ask for more information about the best eating plan for you. Do the following to help your body get the protein and calories it needs:
- Eat small meals every 2 to 3 hours.
- If you have stomach discomfort during the night, eat your last meal 2 to 3 hours before you go to bed. Raise the head of your bed, or sleep with your head up on pillows.
- Eat when you feel hungry. Vary your foods, and eat what you want to eat.
- Ask about adding nutritional bars and drinks to your eating plan.
- Drink most of your liquids between rather than with meals. Liquids can make you feel full faster and prevent you from eating enough calories.
- Eat small meals every 2 to 3 hours.
- Exercise. Ask your caregiver or oncologist about the best exercise plan for you. Exercise prevents muscle loss and can help improve your appetite.
When should I contact my caregiver?
- You have a fever.
- You have new problems eating or drinking, or you have lost weight without trying.
- You have diarrhea, constipation, or stomach pain.
- You have swelling in your abdomen or legs.
- You have to urinate urgently and often, or you cannot hold your urine.
- You cannot urinate.
- You have difficulty or pain with sex.
When should I seek immediate care or call 911?
- You are bleeding from your vagina or rectum.
- There is blood in your urine or bowel movement, or your bowel movements are black.
- Your arm or leg feels warm, tender, and painful. It may look swollen and red.
- You suddenly feel lightheaded and short of breath.
- You have chest pain when you take a deep breath or cough, or you cough up blood.
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Link Between Genetic Defect And Brain Changes In Schizophrenia Demonstrated
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Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine have found that the 22q11 gene deletion -- a mutation that confers the highest known genetic risk for schizophrenia -- is associated with changes in the development of the brain that ultimately affect how its circuit elements are assembled.
The researchers would now like to figure out how these alterations in the circuitry of the brain affect the behavior of the mouse. They also hope that understanding the "mis-wiring" of the brain in a genetic animal model of schizophrenia would help them understand the causes of the disease in the general population


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We can be so confused about those things that really matter. This booklet examines the biblical priorities of the disciple of Jesus Christ.
Lingua: Inglese
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Pubblicato: 2012-05-04
Numero di parole: 2,803 parole (≈ 11 minuti)
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Tags: Marvin McKenzie, Christian Priorities, Baptist, religion, religious
Marvin McKenzie was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and converted to Christianity at age eighteen. He has devoted his nearly thirty years in the ministry to planting and pastoring churches in Oregon and Washington, and to educating the next generation of Baptist preachers.
Marvin and Anita have two sons. Both are involved in the ministry in Washington State.


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Davisville, 4/14/14: How much sweet do you want? Drink a 20-ounce regular soda daily for a week, and you'll consume as much sugar as you see in this one-quart Mason jar. On today's program Harold Goldstein, executive director of the Davis-based California Center for Public Health Advocacy, talks about their efforts to tame the tide of sugar in the name of public health. |
Davisville, 3/31/14: A $15 per hour minimum wage for Davis? This spring, Raise the Wage Davis is collecting signatures for a November ballot initiative to increase the minimum wage inside Davis to $15 per hour by Jan. 1, 2016. On today's Davisville, Neil Ruud, volunteer coordinator for the group, discusses their goals, plans, and why they chose $15. He also fields questions about the impact on employment inside the city. |
Davisville, 3/17/14: Davis performer Paul DelBene presents 'Olaf the Fool' Meet Olaf. He's a fool. Paul DelBene (shown here) knows because he created the character, and he'll bring Olaf onstage for three "An Evening with Olaf" performances April 4-6 to benefit the Cesar Chavez school PTA and Davis Schools Foundation. On today's program we talk about the shows, DelBene's work (mostly in Europe), clown boot camp, clown college, performing for Pixar … and the value Davis could get from a small professional multi-functional venue, of maybe 200 to 300 seats, for music, performances, dances, and more. |
Davisville 3/3/14: A Royal Academy veteran directs 'The Grapes of Wrath' at UC Davis "The Grapes of Wrath" is John Steinbeck's iconic book about the Joad family as they leave the Oklahoma dustbowl for California during the Great Depression; from March 6-16 it's also a play in Davis, directed by Miles Anderson. He's an actor (Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, West End, San Diego's Old Globe Shakespeare Festival) and the current Granada Artist-in-Residence at UC Davis. Today we talk about the story, the play adaptation by Frank Galati, the UC Davis cast and crew, plus a thought or two drawn from Anderson's years in theater. (The photo on the left, by Abigail Alcala, shows Daniel Ferrer and Mark Merman from the UC Davis production.) |
Davisville, 02/17/14: This time it's the city, not the schools, asking for more money The city of Davis, facing a $5 million yearly deficit and a backlog of deferred road repairs (this photo, shot through a windshield, shows Olive Drive), has asked voters to boost the city sales tax by a half-cent per dollar starting this fall. Citywide votes on water rates and possibly a new city parcel tax are also in the works this year. On today's show, Davis Vanguard blogger David Greenwald--who has written extensively about the city's finances--talks about how the city dug this hole for itself, the options, and where we go from here. |
Davisville, 2/3/14: Talking about Davis & Winters with columnist Debra DeAngelo Debra DeAngelo, managing editor of The Winters Express, also writes the often-feisty "Because I Say So" opinion column that appears every Sunday in the Davis Enterprise. Today we talk about the column, her work, misperceptions that Davis and Winters have about each other, and more. |
Davisville, 1/20/14: Is that bacon? Ewww. A look at the Co-op's Suggestion Box A customer who doesn't want to smell bacon. Product questions. Criticism of music played in the store. The Suggestion Box at the Davis Food Co-op, one of Davis' iconic businesses, fields 80 contacts a month as part of one of the most basic transactions at any business: Dealing with the public. In this case, the Davis public. On today's Davisville we talk with Membership Director Doug Walter about keeping the customer happy, plus related subjects concerning the Co-op, expectations for choice, and more. |
Davisville, 1/6/14: The project to save Explorit Explorit Science Center, founded in Davis 32 years ago to be "a place [where] people could find out how science is part of our everyday lives," nearly had to close this winter for lack of money. In today's program, Lars Anderson—Explorit's board president and interim executive director—talks about how they plan to recover. |
Davisville, 12/23/13: Following up on a few favorite shows We end the year with updates from four prior guests: former Alcatraz convict Bob Luke, 86 (left); UC Davis grad and former Disney teen actress Lindsey Black (right, in Nazareth); Davis Enterprise Editor Debbie Davis, who assesses 2013; and Cathy Speck, a Davis musician (Duval Speck) and activist, who is dying from Lou Gehrig's disease, and writes about the experience on her "blong," http://www.cathydyingasliving.com. |
Davisville, 12/9/13: Updating David Breaux's 4-year vigil for compassion downtown In summer 2009, David Breaux began standing at 3rd and C to ask passers-by to define compassion, and to write their definition in his notebook. As 2013 ends he's still at it, having collected 10,000 definitions, about a third of which have been gathered into a book. A bench, built at the corner with donated money, material and effort, honors his vigil. David first appeared on Davisville in June 1010; today he talks about what he has learned, and the Compassion Tour that might take him out of town for a year starting in summer 2014. But he says he'd come back. |


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My favourite vanilla scent ever and they had to discontinue it for "Madagascar vanilla" which smells terrible. The only problem I ever had with it is that the bottle is a bit too stiff and doesn't squeeze well, so you'll have a hell of a time getting the last drips out.
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I LOVE this shower gel! The scent is just lovely, it lathers well and the scent lingers on you all day. On the downside it´s a little bit pricey if you consider the bottle last less than a month. The package sucks, the plastic bottle is to hard to squeeze and it´s imposible to get the gel out when it´s almost finished, but I love the scent so much I would buy this again, and again. It makes a treat out of your bath. Definitely HG shower gel.
luve the smell, a cookie sweet vanilla bakery scent wafting in the air of my shower room. nice orangey-yellow colour too. gotta be my favorite TBS showergel scent! and i've tried moringa, passionfruit, olive, peach, shea, satsuma.....Vanilla is the best in my opinion. slight smell still lingers on my skin hours after my bath. Not a fan of the vanilla body lotion though. Nice stuff.
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i can't get enough of this one. the vanilla scent is very warm and makes you feel happy, but it's still fresh and the scent stays all day.
if you have one of those shower sponges the gel is really rich.
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HG shower gel. Not going back to anything else. I adore sweet smelling products and this is utterly delicious to the nose. It lathers up well in the shower and doesn't give me any reactions (and I've got pretty sensitive skin). It lingers on the body and isn't overwhelming. My boyfriend doesn't like perfume too much so I don't wear it unless we're going out to a super luxurious event, but the other day he said he actually liked the perfume I had on... but I wasn't wearing any so it must've been the shower gel :). It's always a bonus when the boyfriend likes the smell of the shower gel.
I only have one con. The bottle is hard to squeeze when you're tired...
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I got a tiny size of this and am contemplating buying a full size one. It smells great (if you like vanilla that is), is kind to the skin and isn't too expensive.
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I first received this product in a mini size, and since have repurchased the larger size, along with the lotion and the EDT. This is my favorite shower gel. It just smells sooooo good, if you are a vanilla or a sweet-scent fan, you must try this. I love the smell of their vanilla and this is such a pick-me-up in the shower. This vanilla isn't overwhelming in the heat, it's balanced enough where you can use it year round. I reach for the gel even more often than the lotion. Doesn't dry out my skin, I love TBS's gels. Love it!!!!
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High school seniors in the city saw their average SAT scores rise by eight points this year, while students nationwide saw a three-point decline, Mayor Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott announced Tuesday.
More city students are taking the SAT, as well as advanced placement exams, than ever before, and the improvements are seen across all ethnic groups, the two said, asserting that the results prove the administration's 12 years of education reforms are working.
SAT scores here still lag the national average despite the gains, however. Citing data from the College Board, which produces the tests, Bloomberg and Walcott reported that city student scores improved three points in the critical reading part of the exam to 437, while the national average stayed flat at 491; that scores here on the writing section rose three points to 433, while the national average dipped one point to 480; and that scores here on math went up two points to 463 while the national average fell two points to 503.
White students in New York saw their combined scores rise eight points, while black students' scores went up seven points, Hispanics' 14 points and Asians' six points.
Meanwhile more students are also taking and passing AP exams, the city said. The number taking at least one increased 8 percent in 2013, and the number passing at least one increased 6.4 percent. As with the SAT, there were gains among all ethnic groups.
But Bloomberg touted the far greater improvements since 2002, the year he took office. The number taking an AP test has increased 107.3 percent since then, with the number passing going up by 100.4 percent.
"In the last twelve years we have turned a once failing school system around, and today's announcement is the latest example of the progress our students are making," Bloomberg said. "More of our students are taking the SAT and AP tests than ever before, which ought to mean lower scores because of the bigger pool of test takers — but in fact the opposite has occurred, with students here making gains even as students across the country slipped backwards."


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